Oatmeal chocolate cake with mango coconut yoghurt (without sugar)

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Maria Die Stimme

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Maria Die Stimme

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Cooking and eating is so much more than just preparing and consuming food. Ancient wisdom teachings understand food as medicine and not just as a filler for the body.

These oatmeal chocolate cakes with mango coconut yoghurt are perfect for when you have visitors on the doorstep at short notice. You usually have the ingredients at home and the sweet temptation is on the table in 30 minutes.

How did the recipe come about?

Mein Mann ist ein ganz Süßer (in jeglicher Hinsicht… :-)). Um seinen süßen Zahn zu befriedigen und seinem Körper nicht zu schaden, habe ich dieses Rezept entwickelt. Ich mag die Küchlein auch sehr gerne und genieße sie ab und zu zum Frühstück noch warm.

How healthy is oatmeal?

Wie bei allem gilt die Regel: „Die Dosis macht das Gift“. Jedes Kraut und Nahrungsmittel in der richtigen und für den eigenen Körper passenden Dosierung, kann ein Heil- und wirkliches Nahrungsmittel sein.

Oatmeal has many nutrients and vitamins. They are considered a weight loss aid, are gentle on the gastrointestinal tract and aid digestion. Oatmeal is filling and gives us the energy we need for a busy day.

Oatmeal contains fibre, which is very important for good digestion. However, we should pay attention to our constitution and how much of this fibre we can consume. If the intestine is rather sluggish, it needs fibre, but if there is too much, it can easily overload the intestine. Therefore, dose carefully.

Haferflocken werden gerne morgens roh in Müslis gegessen. In Ayurveda wird das Frühstück nur warm gegessen. Bei einer warmen Mahlzeit muss der Körper die Nahrung für den Verdauungsprozess nicht erwärmen. Gerade morgens benötigt der Körper länger, um vom Schlafmodus in den Wachzustand zu wechseln. Wenn der Körper also für die „Erwärmung“ der Nahrung bereits Energie verbraucht, bleibt nicht mehr soviel für den Tag übrig.

For me personally, a hot breakfast is a must. When I'm travelling and don't have the opportunity to eat warm food, I don't feel so good. For example, if I eat the usual breakfast roll, I get palpitations and slight nausea. The body needs a lot more energy to digest the heavy roll.

Why is vegan yoghurt used in the oatmeal chocolate cakes with mango coconut yoghurt?

On the one hand, Ayurveda states that fruit should not be consumed together with cow's milk products in order not to burden the digestive system. On the other hand, I personally cannot tolerate cow's milk products.

During my last stay at the Ayurveda clinic, I came across the vegan and sugar-free yoghurt variant, which I tolerate well. The lactic acid bacteria are good for my gut and the flavour is light and tangy.

What should I bear in mind when buying vegan yoghurt?

As with any product from the supermarket or organic market, I pay attention to the ingredients. If you have an oversensitive gut like me, you have no other choice. For me personally, it is important that there is no added sugar or other fillers or preservatives in the yoghurt. I prefer coconut and almond yoghurt, which only contains pure coconut milk or almonds and uses locust bean gum as a stabiliser. I prefer lactic acid bacteria cultures as a bacterial culture.

I am careful with soya yoghurt, as soya contains natural oestrogen and can upset the hormone balance if consumed in excess. Soya can also trigger allergies and disrupt our system.

Note on the recipe
There are no limits to your creativity. You can experiment with different dried fruits and you can use bananas instead of eggs. 1 egg = 1 banana. Have fun and enjoy!

Persons

4

Time

30 min

Cuisine

Ayurveda

Course

Dessert

Ingredients

2 eggs
15 grams dark chocolate (100 %)
80 g spelt flour (type 630)
5 tbsp oat flakes
1 organic orange
125 g oat milk
1 1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp tonka bean (or 1 msp vanilla pod)
1 1/2 tbsp goji berries
Ghee
500 g coconut yoghurt
1 mango

Preparation steps

Step 1

Remove the coconut yoghurt from the fridge. Separate the eggs. Place the egg whites in a tall container and beat with a mixer until stiff. Mix the egg yolks in a batter bowl until foamy.

Step 2

Chop the dark chocolate into small chunks or grind in a food processor. Mix the chocolate into the egg yolks.

Step 3

Mix the flour and oat flakes with the egg mixture. Squeeze the orange and carefully fold the juice into the mixture. Finely grate the zest of one half of the orange and add to the mixture.

Step 4

Stir in the oat milk and mix into a smooth batter. The batter should not be too runny or too thick. The batter should drip slightly from the whisk.

Step 5

Add the goji berries, bicarbonate of soda, cinnamon and tonka bean to the batter. Carefully fold the beaten egg whites into the mixture.

Step 6

Preheat the oven to 190 degrees with top/bottom heat. Brush 4 small ramekins with ghee and fill with the batter. Place in the oven on the middle shelf and bake for 20 - 25 minutes. The cakes should rise nicely and be lightly browned.

Step 7

Peel and deseed the mango and cut into bite-sized pieces. Place the coconut yoghurt in a bowl, stir until creamy and add the mango pieces.

Step 8

Remove the cakes from the oven and leave to cool. Prepare 4 plates, arrange the mango yoghurt in a circle and place the ramekin in the centre. Sprinkle with cinnamon and enjoy lukewarm.

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Here you will find an overview of all recipes

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Cooking and eating is so much more than just preparing and consuming food. Ancient wisdom teachings understand food as medicine and not just as a filler for the body.

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